World War 1 you had a gigantic (for the time ) movement of US oil to UK
WW2 you had a gigantic movement again .
This time people wonder why there is a credit implosion event in USofA….
This will reduce US demand
If UK/Euro maintain credit they will buy the surplus— The Dork of Cork (@CunneenKeith) May 7, 2023
2/5 "So, if faced with persistent supply shocks, independent central banks can and will go ahead with ensuring price stability. But this can be achieved at a lower cost if other policies are cooperative and help replenish supply capacity. For example, if fiscal and structural …
— Carey W. King (@CareyWKing) May 8, 2023
4/5 Yes, the question is whether "diversifying energy production", or simply extracting energy going forward (from fossil or renewable resources) will remain as cheap as typically has been since WW II.
— Carey W. King (@CareyWKing) May 8, 2023
@CunneenKeith says" if there is a credit implosion event in USofA…. This will reduce US demand If UK/Euro maintain credit they will buy the surplus"
Interesting points @CareyWKing those of us of a cornucopian persuasion have other views.— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) May 8, 2023
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